likesay
edinburgh dialect meaning ‘you know’
used a lot by literary character danny “spud” murphy from trainspotting the book.
it’s just the way things are catboy, likesay.
like i said before; like was said before
jamie: “is it okay if i crash at yours tonight?”
matt: “you know i would let you if it was up to me, but my parents are in and they wouldn’t be okay with that.”
jamie: “but i really need a place to stay!”
matt: “that sucks, man, really. i would help you if i could but likesay, my parent’s wouldn’t have it.”
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